"The concurrent findings recorded by the both the trial Court and appellate Court are based on a proper appreciation of the material available on record
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"Decree validly passed by the Court of first instance is not ordinarily defeated by subsequent events unless the subsequent legislation expressly or by necessary implication
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"If a sale deed in respect of an immovable property is executed without payment of price and if it does not provide for the payment
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"Material allegedly showing drug use, procurement of narcotic substances, or association with persons involved in such activity may bear directly on parental fitness and the
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"It is always better to call for an expert's opinion rather than the court by itself comparing signatures with the naked eye." Kerala High Court,
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"In the absence of any evidence connecting the present respondents with the preparation or production of the said C-Form... the respondents cannot be held liable for
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"The inability of person claiming maintenance to maintain himself/herself become to an end after order of Court to pay maintenance... the person in whose favour the maintenance
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"Such possession, being derived from and traceable to the judgment-debtor, does not make the appellant a "third party" or "stranger to the decree" under Order
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"An illegal construction no doubt gives a right to the municipal authorities to remove the illegal construction, but a right of a neighbour arises only
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"The Respondent forcefully took away the child from the custody of the mother by showing the revolver and confined him at another place. Thus, the impugned
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"Even if the said version is found to be correct, then whether Shri Rajesh Yadav, Clerk, is guilty of filing forged documents before this Court?"
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"The leakage of public recruitment exam papers is not merely a common criminal offence; it is a direct assault on the socio-economic fabric of the society
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"When the party with all the drafting power writes an ambiguous policy, it is the ordinary policyholder who suffers. Insurers have, in many cases, exploited this ambiguity."
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"The mere fact that both sides carried weapons in the charged atmosphere of a contested village election does not convert a sudden mutual fight into
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"The judicial discretion in reducing the same by recording ‘adequate and special reasons’ which was given in proviso to the unamended Section 376 has been taken away."
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"If a tenderer fails to produce a certificate of the competent authority authorising geo-tagging though he had applied for such a certificate well in time,
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"In light of the delineation, the respondent Corporations which act as marketing promoters can claim the status of agents only. As buying and selling does
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"Dominion over property and continuance thereof is a litmus test. In a sale transaction, the buyer becomes owner of the property and the seller ceases
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"Live-streaming of proceedings cannot be treated as a licence to clip, edit, sensationalise, monetise, mock, distort or circulate fragments of proceedings with disparaging captions, music, thumbnails,
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"In case the defendant has failed to set up the plea of adverse possession or title in any manner in that event, the plaintiff on the
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"When the party with all the drafting power writes an ambiguous policy, it is the ordinary policyholder who suffers. Insurers have, in many cases, exploited this ambiguity."
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"The mere fact that both sides carried weapons in the charged atmosphere of a contested village election does not convert a sudden mutual fight into
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"The judicial discretion in reducing the same by recording ‘adequate and special reasons’ which was given in proviso to the unamended Section 376 has been taken away."
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"If a tenderer fails to produce a certificate of the competent authority authorising geo-tagging though he had applied for such a certificate well in time,
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"In light of the delineation, the respondent Corporations which act as marketing promoters can claim the status of agents only. As buying and selling does
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"Dominion over property and continuance thereof is a litmus test. In a sale transaction, the buyer becomes owner of the property and the seller ceases
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"Live-streaming of proceedings cannot be treated as a licence to clip, edit, sensationalise, monetise, mock, distort or circulate fragments of proceedings with disparaging captions, music, thumbnails,
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"Rules of natural justice and the right to be heard are required to be followed for doing substantial justice and not for completing a mere ritual of
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"The court is handcuffed in this jurisdiction and cannot raise its hand against what it thinks is a foolish choice. Wisdom in administrative action is the property
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"This Court must have reminded the High Courts for umpteen number of times that when it comes to suspending the substantive order of sentence
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"A mining lease granted under the Rules does not stand in isolation as a purely private contract between the State and the lessee; it is
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"The statutory scheme is consequence-neutral and the regulatory regime has been designed to enforce compliance, irrespective of the outcome. A wrongdoer cannot be allowed to
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"The statutory scheme is consequence-neutral and the regulatory regime has been designed to enforce compliance, irrespective of the outcome. A wrongdoer cannot be allowed to
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"The principles laid down by this Court in N.P. Ponnuswami v. Returning Officer (supra) does not lay down an absolute bar against judicial review in
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"Constitution should not be interpreted in a way that creates such contradictions. The Courts need to contextually interpret the provisions in order to further the
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"In view of the fact that the State has not thought fit to question the legality and validity of the said order [releasing co-convict],
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"Public policy cannot be pressed into service to set at naught the commercial contract which expressly denies interest on security deposit. Such a stipulation is
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"The distinction sought to be drawn by the authorities between a case of unutilized additional FSI for educational institutions, medical institutions, institutional buildings and star category
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"keeping in view the age of the appellant, who is about 70 years old, and his health condition, we are inclined to modify the sentence to be
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"Legally, obscenity is not synonymous with 'vulgarity', 'abuse' or 'profanity'. Use of mere swear words, profanities and vulgar expletives, however distasteful or uncivil they may be, cannot
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"The concurrent findings recorded by the both the trial Court and appellate Court are based on a proper appreciation of the material available on record
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"Decree validly passed by the Court of first instance is not ordinarily defeated by subsequent events unless the subsequent legislation expressly or by necessary implication
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"If a sale deed in respect of an immovable property is executed without payment of price and if it does not provide for the payment
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"Material allegedly showing drug use, procurement of narcotic substances, or association with persons involved in such activity may bear directly on parental fitness and the
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"It is always better to call for an expert's opinion rather than the court by itself comparing signatures with the naked eye." Kerala High Court,
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"In the absence of any evidence connecting the present respondents with the preparation or production of the said C-Form... the respondents cannot be held liable for
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"The inability of person claiming maintenance to maintain himself/herself become to an end after order of Court to pay maintenance... the person in whose favour the maintenance
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"Such possession, being derived from and traceable to the judgment-debtor, does not make the appellant a "third party" or "stranger to the decree" under Order
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"An illegal construction no doubt gives a right to the municipal authorities to remove the illegal construction, but a right of a neighbour arises only
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"The Respondent forcefully took away the child from the custody of the mother by showing the revolver and confined him at another place. Thus, the impugned
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"Even if the said version is found to be correct, then whether Shri Rajesh Yadav, Clerk, is guilty of filing forged documents before this Court?"
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"The leakage of public recruitment exam papers is not merely a common criminal offence; it is a direct assault on the socio-economic fabric of the society
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"In case the defendant has failed to set up the plea of adverse possession or title in any manner in that event, the plaintiff on the
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"To fix the fuse in a transformer is also the liability of the PGVCL... it cannot take defence that the deceased while fixing the fuse received
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"A doctor can touch the body of a patient while examining the patient clinically but the doctor cannot outrage the modesty of woman during
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"A criminal trial that convicts an individual for a transaction completely different from the one put to him during his formal arraignment cannot be sustained
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"In a Section 6 suit, the foundation is prior possession and later dispossession otherwise than in due course of law, whereas in a licensor-licensee possession dispute, the foundation
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"As not only there is absence of contract to the contrary but there was specific authorization given by the petitioner to the Bank for retention of
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"Since there are no pleadings in case written statement is not filed by the defendant, evidence cannot be led on the issues framed in absence
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"With respect to omission as to date of dispossession, it is not uncommon that when the owner is living at a far off place there
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In the contemporary landscape of the Indian criminal justice system, DNA profiling has transitioned from a "novelty" to the "gold standard" of forensic evidence. However, for
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Possession is the law’s most practical concept. Before a court reaches the higher question—“who is the owner?”—it often asks the simpler, urgent question—“who is in possession, and
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Appreciating evidence in civil litigation requires adherence to strict principles under the Indian Evidence Act, the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC), and binding judicial precedents. Courts
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In the world of law, the doctrine of Res Judicata serves as a cornerstone for upholding judicial efficiency and finality. Res judicata, meaning "a matter already judged,"
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"Copyright law, a delicate balance of protecting creativity while fostering innovation." – Indian Judiciary- Introduction: Safeguarding Creativity Through the Copyright Act
In a world
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In the Indian legal system, judgments play a crucial role in shaping jurisprudence and guiding future cases. These judgments can be classified into two primary categories: reportable and non-reportable.
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